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This Is A Classic Collection Of Short Fiction By Fyodor Dostoevsky, Anchored By White Nights – The Story Of A Lonely Dreamer Who Meets A Young Woman On A St Petersburg Bridge Across Four Luminous Nights. It Is Written For Readers Of Classic And Philosophical Literature, And The Tone Is Tender, Melancholy, And Startlingly Modern.
Dostoevsky Wrote White Nights Early In His Career, And It Remains His Most Accessible Work – Short, Emotionally Direct, And Free Of The Density That Puts Readers Off His Longer Novels. The Accompanying Stories Explore Loneliness, Self-Deception, Wounded Pride, And The Gap Between What People Feel And What They Manage To Say. It Is An Ideal First Dostoevsky And A Frequent Recommendation For Readers Moving From Contemporary Fiction Into Classics.
- The Most Approachable Entry Point Into Dostoevsky’S Work
- Title Story Widely Regarded As One Of The Great Portraits Of Loneliness
- Short Enough To Finish In A Single Evening
- Public Domain Classic Available At An Affordable Price Point
- Consistent Demand From Students And First-Time Classics Readers
It Is The Book That Convinces People Classics Are Readable. Low Price, High Turnover, And Reliable Year-Round Demand Make It A Sensible Shelf Staple.
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